The Rule Of Five: Making Climate History At Supreme Court Richard J Lazarus Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Politics - Current

Winner Of The Julia Ward Howe Prize“The Gripping Story Most Important Environmental Law Case Ever Decided By Supreme Court ”—Scott Turow“In Tradition A Civil Action This Book Makes Compelling Fight That Paved Way For Regulating Emissions Now Overheating Planet It Offers Poignant Reminder How Far We’ve Come—And We Still Must Go ”—Bill Mckibben Author End Natureon An Unseasonably Warm October Morning Idealistic Young Lawyer Working On Shoestring Budget Organization No One Had Heard Hand-Delivered Petition To Protection Agency Asking Restrict Greenhouse Gas From New Cars Clean Air Act Authorized Epa Regulate “Any Pollutant” Thought Endanger Public Health But Could Carbon Dioxide Really Be Considered Harmful Pollutant? And Even If Authority Forced Do So?The Rule Five Tells Dramatic Joe Mendelson Band Lawyers Who Joined Him Carried His All Reveals Accident Infighting Luck Superb Lawyering Politics Arcane Practices Collided Produce Legal Miracle Final Ruling In Massachusetts V Razor-Thin 5–4 Margin Brilliantly Crafted Justice John Paul Stevens Safeguards Which Trump Administration Fought Hard Unravel Many Seek Expand “There’s Better You Want Understand Past Present Future Litigation ”—Elizabeth Kolbert Sixth Extinction“A Riveting Beautifully Told ”—Foreign Affairs“Wonderful…A Master Class Works More Broadly Major Cases Navigate Through System ”—Science Σελίδες: 368 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1116 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm